erolz66 wrote:This is your 'only solution' is it ? Well I hate to burst your bubble but there is kind of a glaring problem with engineering a virus to attack and kill another virus as I see it. Viruses do not work that way. In order to replicate and spread a virus needs a host. They do not have the means to do so without such a host. That is one of the key features that makes them a virus and not some other kind of organism. A virus can not replicate and spread by infecting another virus.
repulsewarrior wrote:...it is worth noting, i suppose, that where the vaccine has been introduced in significant quantities, 90% of new infections treated at hospitals are un-vaccinated patients.
erolz66 wrote:The delta and lambda variants are around 60% more infectious than previous variants. This is the single biggest factor leading to rises in numbers testing positive. NSW / Sydney are on a knife edge right now and if the recent outbreak of the delta variant is not shut down in the next few days it will rip through the largely unvaccinated populations there.
Paphitis wrote:erolz66 wrote:The delta and lambda variants are around 60% more infectious than previous variants. This is the single biggest factor leading to rises in numbers testing positive. NSW / Sydney are on a knife edge right now and if the recent outbreak of the delta variant is not shut down in the next few days it will rip through the largely unvaccinated populations there.
Doubt it.
They got their shit together here down under in terms of controlling it.
The policy here is eradication. Lockdown is extended.
No one can leave hone except essential workers, and for essential supplies and exercise.
Sydney is far far from a knife edge. Today community cases there were 27. The rest were overseas acquired, or expats.
Sydney has a population of 5.5 million. They have tested over a million people in the last week.
NSW reported 38 new local cases, up from 27 a day earlier, with 11 of those having spent time in the community while infectious.
Paphitis wrote:And let’s face it. The vaccination would make little difference. I remain unconvinced in any case. Cyprus is pushing 1000 new infections a day with high vaccination levels.
Paphitis wrote:Cyprus is pushing 1000 new infections a day with high vaccination levels.
Londonrake wrote:erolz66 wrote:The delta and lambda variants are around 60% more infectious than previous variants. This is the single biggest factor leading to rises in numbers testing positive. NSW / Sydney are on a knife edge right now and if the recent outbreak of the delta variant is not shut down in the next few days it will rip through the largely unvaccinated populations there.
Unvaccinated of course because in fortress Australia more it seems have died from the vaccine than Covid. So, why take the risk? The logic's impeccable. Sadly, a self-fulfilling tragedy in the making.Londonrake wrote: It will all end in tears.
erolz66 wrote:Paphitis wrote:erolz66 wrote:The delta and lambda variants are around 60% more infectious than previous variants. This is the single biggest factor leading to rises in numbers testing positive. NSW / Sydney are on a knife edge right now and if the recent outbreak of the delta variant is not shut down in the next few days it will rip through the largely unvaccinated populations there.
Doubt it.
They got their shit together here down under in terms of controlling it.
The policy here is eradication. Lockdown is extended.
No one can leave hone except essential workers, and for essential supplies and exercise.
Sydney is far far from a knife edge. Today community cases there were 27. The rest were overseas acquired, or expats.
Sydney has a population of 5.5 million. They have tested over a million people in the last week.
And back to the actual current known facts.
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-paci ... 021-07-08/NSW reported 38 new local cases, up from 27 a day earlier, with 11 of those having spent time in the community while infectious.
Every outbreak starts with a just a handful of cases. I sincerely hope your authorities over there, using measure you previously slated and now laud, do manage to contain this outbreak of a variant that more contagious than any we have seen to date. I really do sincerely hope this turns out to be the case but hope and optimism and bluster (or out of date or dodgy selective stats) will have no effect what so ever on the virus. It will do what its will do regardless of any of these things. NSW is at the most dangerous and critical point it has been since this crisis started.Paphitis wrote:And let’s face it. The vaccination would make little difference. I remain unconvinced in any case. Cyprus is pushing 1000 new infections a day with high vaccination levels.
That you think the vaccine would make little difference to the outcome should this outbreak of delta variant not be contained just shows once more what a twat you really are. imho and with all due respect, which is almost none because that is what is due to you and your inane postings here over a decade or more.
repulsewarrior wrote:...it is worth noting, i suppose, that where the vaccine has been introduced in significant quantities, 90% of new infections treated at hospitals are un-vaccinated patients.
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